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MARCH-APRIL, 1976 THE VOICE PAGE 7 James Godwin DRAFTED BY JETS (SEE STORY PAGE 6) 5 ^'1 ?;>.*■>'.> & # i'-n fP r % (( kmm ' DRAFTED BY JETS-James Godwin, FSU famed All- American football great, shows in this sequence of photos why he was drafted by the New York Jets of the National Football League recently. (L-R) In a game against Livingstone College (first photo) Godwin appears trapped. However, fancy- footwork untangles (second photo) the fleet fullback. Godwin sees “daylight” and (third photo) is away to the “races” and a touchdown. (FSU Photo by John Hen derson) DRAFTED (Continued from Page 6) game mark per contest. Godwin has excelled in track while at FSU and is an All-American. He has been clocked in 40 yard dash at 4.4 and holds several track meets marks in the high jump event. Named to the All-CIAA conference in ’74 and 75, Godwin received high praise by his coach, Ray McDougal. “Godwin is very coachable,” said the Bronco mentor, “and he is a team oriented individual who is quick, strong, versatile, and a very good blocker.” Walter Johnson, the highly regarded track coach at FSU, feels just as keenly abtfet his pupil. ^^^J^James is quite a natural athlete. You have to be to participate in two sports at a school such as track and football which require a great deal of stamina.” .. I n mm JAMES WOOTEN-FSU track sensation James Wooten, a junior physical education major from Goldsboro, North Carolina, recently set records at South Carolina State Relays. Wooten is eyeing the Olympics and feels that he can bring some gold medals back to Bronco Land. He runs the 100 and 220 yard dashes. He is another great product of famed coach Walter Johnson. (FSU Photo by Henderson) HOW TO MAKE YOUR LAST TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE MEA]^ EVE]\ MORE ARMY ROTC keepiivg your optioivs open TAKE THE ARMY ROTC TWO-YEAR PROGRAM. IF YOU’VE JUST AROUT COMPLETED YOUR SECOND YEAR OF COLLEGE, AIVD YOU’RE PLA]«]\ING ON TWO MORE, IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO TAKE ARMY ROTC. YOU CAN TAKE AD- VANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY RY AT TENDING A SIX-WEEK ROTC RASIC CAMP DURING THIS SUMMER (YOU’LL RE PAID FOR IT). THIS SUMMER PROGRAM SURSTITUTES FOR THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF ROTC, IF YOU’RE A VETERAN PLANNING TO COMPLETE YOUR LAST TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE, YOUR MILITARY EXPERIENCE MAY SERVE AS TOTAL CREDIT FOR THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF ROTC. THE LAST TWO YEARS IS WHEN IT REALLY STARTS TO PAY. IT PAYS YOU AP PROXIMATELY $2,5000 DURING YOUR LAST TWO YEARS OF COLLEGE AND PLACES YOU IN An POSITION WHICH WILL PAY AP PROXIMATELY $10,000 A YEAR AS A STAR TING SALARY. FOR VETERANS THIS IS IN ADDITION TO YOUR G.I. RILL ALLOWANCES, INTERESTED? DROP US A LINE, OR CALL (919) 895-4192. WE WILL RE GLAD TO DISCUSS THE SPECIAL PROGRAMS WITH YOU. WRITE: PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIEJVCE CA3IPRELL COLLEGE RUIES CREEK, iV.C. 27506
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